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Ceramics from a 900-year-old shipwreck hint at complex Indian Ocean trade routes.

Nuro is already doing fully driverless grocery deliveries in the Phoenix area.

Traditional aerospace powers as well as newer companies like SpaceX are likely to bid.

"They said 'Screw it, let’s just do it and go to space.'"

Leigh Honeywell will talk about tech workers challenging companies to be more ethical.

"Clipper" app replaced user's wallet address with addresses controlled by developers.

A pre-war Datsun, some outrageous custom cars, and not one but two Toyota 2000GTs.

The Chicago Auto Show runs from February 9-18 at McCormick Place.

Snuggle up with a loved one this Valentine's Day and play a game.

You pay more for medicine because hundreds of generics aren't for sale.

"The new images are creating scientific puzzles."

Move would end dependence on Intel after the Qualcomm fallout.

A second look at a shocking 2016 study, plus the climate impacts of melting ice.

Sprint says AT&T's "5G E" campaign violates laws against false advertising.

Hardware support will continue even as new software dwindles.

A curious week in which Microsoft disses its own products.

Google job listing hopes someone—anyone—will save Wear OS.

Google Fiber will leave city and try to clean up the mess it made.

Bezos gave private eye unlimited budget to investigate stolen photos.

Researchers aimed to replace insulin shots, but it could work with other drugs.

Possibly the funniest and most heartwarming PG-rated film I've ever seen.

"The workload is large, but I believe we can handle it."

Bezos says if he "can't stand up to extortion, how many people can?"

Defense Distributed takes gun-file legal fight to N.J., as Washington case will continue.

Users have another month to ensure they're below the 1,000-picture limit.

NCTA says paid prioritization should be allowed if it creates "public benefit."

Bug in FaceTime Group feature allowed people to eavesdrop on users' audio and video.

Updated subcompact SUV from Land Rover can show you what's underneath the car.

Plus deals on the latest Kindle Paperwhite, Super Mario Odyssey, and more.

No need to frantically tidy things up before making a call.

10-year mobilization project emphasizes unionized labor and emissions reduction.

Elusive mod menu let online players generate infinite amounts of in-game cash.

The dead come back to life, but they come back wrong—that's the tradeoff.

“I would rather it not take an outbreak for this to happen.”

Sadly for AMD, the story doesn't end at "bigger specs, better card than Nvidia."

Motorola shows off the Moto G7, G7 Power, and G7 Play.

Every Disney brand is making shows, but the service won't just have Disney stuff.

After new California privacy law, Cisco says it wants to avoid legal “fracturing.”

Online-Buddies was exposing its Jack'd users' private images and location; disclosing posed a risk.

Lupita Nyong’o plays a kindergarten teacher protecting her kids from zombie outbreak

Code-execution bug shows open source Office clones can be hacked, too.

Three years of updates will be available.

"You're just making it harder on yourself by pushing it off," one message said.

"This new launcher does not constitute a sustainable response."

Charter fee rose from $9 to $10 in November and will go up to $12 in March.

Cream prices "led to public scrutiny" and "increased prescription rejection rates."

About 100 days out, Rockstar's Western is in some exclusive sales company.

Black hole mergers may reveal large black holes in the foreground.